Seminole Negro Indian Scouts Historical Society
The Roots in the Creek podcast tells the stories of the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts and their communities—stories of freedom, survival, difficult choices, and determination.
Produced by the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts Historical Society and created by descendants of the Scouts, this podcast draws on original documents, historical research, and community stories.
These are our ancestors.
These are their stories.
This is a way to honor their legacy.
Episode 1: Exodus
How far would you go to protect your family's freedom?
Episode 3: What Is an Indian Scout?
What did it mean to serve as an Indian Scout?
Full episode available on Nov 20
Episode 5: Recognized
What made the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts so valuable to the United States Army?
Full episode available on Dec 11
Episode 2: Twenty Years in Mexico
What would you do to protect your family's freedom? Listen to episode preview.
Full episode available on Nov 13
Episode 4: Relocation
Would you uproot your family for a chance at greater independence?
Full episode available on Dec 4
Episode 6: Rations
What if you knew your family was struggling while you were away doing dangerous work?
Full episode available on Dec 18